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15th Oct 2009, 10:59
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If I were to try to figure out what the watt is the solution I think would be 230v x 13amp = 2990watt
Am I doing this correctly or should the amp be a bit lower than what I have stated? I know that nearly all the components on the motherboard would be 5vlts or under. I want to try to work it out manually. Can anyone help?????? compwiz |
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15th Oct 2009, 14:03
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...what?
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16th Oct 2009, 14:29
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Watts is indeed Volts multiplied by amps.
I'm hoping you're not looking for a near 3kw PSU though.. You'd be hard pressed to find one. |
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17th Oct 2009, 04:02
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I'm ok about the psu now. Sorted it. Thanks
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17th Oct 2009, 07:40
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Quote:
...watt?  Sorry, that was a bad one.. 
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